PM Niculescu Meets BNR Governor Over Budget Issues ↗
Front page leadPrime Minister Luca Niculescu will meet with National Bank Governor Mugur Isărescu to discuss budget preparations for 2027 and potential budget rectifications.
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu will meet with National Bank Governor Mugur Isărescu to discuss budget preparations for 2027 and potential budget rectifications.
The US administration reportedly proposed former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for the UN Secretary-General position, with Russia and China supporting the idea.
Tennis player Gael Monfils will make his first public appearance after separating from Elina Svitolina, hinting at an announcement about his future.
The Concordia Employers' Confederation requests the withdrawal of a bill that would oblige Romanian companies to hire lawyers for drafting contracts and other standard documents.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that a meeting between Ukrainian, Russian, and US representatives will take place in November to restart peace negotiations.
The Bucharest Tribunal will debate DIICOT's request to extend the preventive arrest of Călin Georgescu, a former candidate, by another 30 days.
An advanced examination can help determine the extent of a serious male illness, such as prostate cancer, aiding doctors in staging and treatment.
A severe accident involving two cars and a truck in Timiș county resulted in injuries to four people.
Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic has acknowledged his defeat in the elections, ending his 12-year tenure.
Former President Traian Băsescu analyzed the detection of commercial vessels in the Black Sea, suggesting Russia might intervene if NATO tests its capabilities.
USR leader Dominic Fritz responded to social-democratic leader Sorin Grindeanu's statements, suggesting the PSD wants to evade scrutiny regarding their actions.